The evening world., 1887-12-12
AROUND THE

Tony PASTORS Theatre has q very enjoyable list
Of attractions for this week.
zone Million Dollars" ID the tempting title Of
the play to be produced at Poole's Theatre to-
night.
"Conrad the Corsair" IL at the Bijou Opera
House. 1t will be the 60 there for some time to
come.
''she I" begins its third week at Niblo's tonight.
Haggard's work, dramatized by Gillette, draws
big audiences.
Erdelyi Naczl and his Hungarian opera are at the
Eden Musee. There are plenty Of other entertain
ing features there.
"Under the Lash " IL the play which will appeal
to eastside audiences tonight at Il. r. Jacobs's
Third Avenue Theatre.
''The Wife, I" at the Lyceum Theatre, is as pop
ular as ever. 1t Is a good play capitally acted, 30
Il Ia not surprising that It draws 30 well.
ELAINE" has made q great success at the
Madison Square Theatre. The audiences during
the week have been large and demonstrative.
MI. Palmer announces that Sidney woollett will
give a series OF six afternoon poetic reoitals ut the
Madison Square Theatre in January AMI February.
"Pete, 1" at Harrigan's, ia Just what the patrons
of that popular theatre want to see. Mr.. Harrigan
has a band of admirers with large powers of ap-
probation.
Dockstader's Minstrels will tonight present a
b~urlesque called "Josef Hofmann's Sister. 4"
Frank Howard will sing . new song called "oniy
q Blue Bell"
"A Hole In the Ground" o "funny comedy
satire, " win be at the Fifth Avenue Theatre to-
night, to remain there q week. Mr.. Mansfield
viii succeed Mr.. hoyt's play next week.
Denman Thompson's last two weeks at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre begin tonight. There
is still time to see T Old Homestead If the
person who has not seen 1t at least once exists.
"Msdelon" is doing nicely at the Casino. 1t
win be there for a few weeks longer and then
- Erminie, I" Of which the public never seems to
weary, will come to re-establsh Its former sway.
Mrs. Langtry win be at tho Grand opera-House
tonight, playing for the FIRST time In q cheap
theatre. "As in a Looking Glass" will be pro-
duoed with the same scenery that was used at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre.
"Forget-Me-Not" IL o wonderfully strong play,
and with Mr.. Abbey's company as interpreters 1t
Is well worth seeing. Il will be succeeded at
wallaok's by Nine. Selma Dolaros play, "In the
Fashion, " which is already In rehearsal.
''The Humming Bird" has been such a success
in the country this season that the Salisbury Trou.
badours have concluded to postpone their pro-
pOseu tout U lue "OIlu. lHcy Will appear NJ the
Windsor Theatre In this city on Easter Monday.
Pretty little Miss Julia Marlowe will be at the
Star Theatre tonight, IN - Romeo and Juliet, y
with Joseph Haworth ~ Romeo. Miss Marlowe
will play Parthenia In "Ingomar " tomorrow
night, and Viola In Twelfth Night 4" on wednes-
day.
Arabian Nights A." will enter upon Its last
week at the Academy OF Music tonight 1t has
been well attended during the past week. At the
close of this engagement the house viii be closed
for a week to prepare for the advent OF Booth and
Barrett.
Mr.. Abbey announces still two more concerts to
be given by little Josef ( m at the Metropolitan
opera-House. These will take place Tuesday
evening and Thursday afternoon. The members
OF the company engaged to support Gerster will
again participate.
The hundredth performance OF Messrs. Robson
and Crane 10 ''The Henrietta" at the Union
Square Theatre, win take place on Dec. 81. Sou.
Venirs win be presented. "The Henrietta " will
undoubtedly run until Easter. Next Thursday q
political theatre party Of seventy-nve, headed by
George II. Forster, President OF the Board OF Al.
dermen, will see II.